Abstract: A glass ceramic solid electrolyte mixture including glass ceramic solid electrolyte including a ternary glass ceramic of borate, Li2SO4 and a lithium halide. Also, a glass ceramic solid electrolyte obtained from the mixture, a solid state battery including the glass ceramic solid electrolyte, and methods of producing the glass ceramic solid electrolyte and the solid state battery.

Abstract: A computer-related system and computer-implemented method for coordinating attendance of an event. The method may begin at a host computer associated with a host by selecting an event from a plurality of events. The event associated with a special arrangement, such as a ticket or fee, for a attendance to the event. The, the host may send a notification to at least one computer associated with an invited guest about the reservation, the notification including an invitation to the event. The invited guest may then respond and in response to the invited guest accepting the invitation, a transaction for completing the special arrangement is invoked. For example, the ticket(s) to the event may be purchased.

Abstract: There is provided a wind lantern including a container for holding a can filled with liquid wax, the can having on its top side a small tube with a wick extending into the can serving as the burner, and a glass globe adapted to be placed on the container. The wind lantern further includes a detachable base disposed on the bottom end of the container, the base having an outer step extending therearound and a center core provided with a center bore, so that for transport of the wind lantern, the base can be attached to the top edge of the container between the glass globe and the can filled with liquid wax, so as to seal the can.

Abstract: The invention relates to a candle-shaped luminary, primarily intended for use in churches, chapels and other places of worship, which includes a cylindrical pipe, preferably made of a plastic material, with an outer jacket that is provided with a wax, stearin or imitation wax coating. A container of liquid fuel, preferably liquid wax or liquid paraffin, with a wick that extends from the upper side of the container through a wick-guiding tube, is mounted exchangeably inside the pipe. The exchangeable container is provided with an upper cover which corresponds to the width of the pipe, which abuts seamlessly against or on the upper edge of the pipe after the fuel is inserted, resulting in the exact image of the upper front area of a natural candle.